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Banning dynasties in the Philippines
Perhaps nothing better captures our “negative exceptionalism” than the brazenly totalistic capture of our elected offices by ...
Hardly anyone would disagree that 2025 has been the worst year for our economy since the pandemic-induced collapse in 2020.
FINDING ANSWERSMany did not see it coming. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. — heir to one of the most enduring political dynasties in the country — has ...
Senator Bam Aquino of the fabled Cojuangco-Aquino dynasty of Tarlac has a novel approach to how to stop dynasts from running for public office. Bunutan or drawing of lots. Or raffle or lottery, in ...
On November 24, 2025, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the 2025 Article IV consultation ...
VOTERS draw a clearer line between political dynasties that run in the same election cycle and those that field candidates in separate terms, a national survey shows. The latest Philippine Public ...
Senator Robin Padilla clarified that he has no plans to run in the 2028 elections after his name appeared in a proposed political lineup online recently.
The Eurofighter Typhoon has been developed collaboratively between European airline manufacturer Airbus and producer BAE ...
A group of civilians, including two former government officials, filed a graft complaint against Philippine Vice President ...
Like development models, protest movements are not portable. Conditions that make them plausible or even necessary in one ...
There will be two presidential elections of interest in 2028: first in May here in the Philippines, and another in November ...
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